Taunusanlage 8

Taunusanlage 8 is a modern high-rise in the Bahnhofsviertel with 17 floors rising to about 68 meters. The facade combines light stone and bronze-anodized window frames, while the interior houses office spaces arranged with flexible work configurations and a tall glazed lobby.

The building was constructed in 2016 on a site that previously held four older structures, including a transformer station by the local utility Mainova, which was preserved during development. This reflects how contemporary development sometimes respects existing infrastructure elements from the neighborhood's past.

The building houses international organizations, including the law firm Linklaters and industrial insurer FM Global, contributing to Frankfurt's status as a financial center.

You enter the building through its ground-floor lobby with glass walls, where modern office spaces are organized behind. The location sits centrally in the Bahnhofsviertel and is easily accessible from the street.

The property increased sharply in value after completion, with the price rising significantly within just a few years of opening. This shows how sought-after modern office spaces are in Frankfurt's financial district.